Meanings of antiquarian research in English

That was an age of scientific investigation and antiquarian research.

To the astonishment of his colleagues in antiquarian research, Smith has never returned to Egypt.

I subjoin the description of the wizard's grave, which called forth the antiquarian research of Johnny Bower.

Therefore, to obtain absolutely authentic examples, it was necessary to indulge in the unwonted pastime of antiquarian research.

In France the ancient name for Christmas is Noel, a term which until recently has baffled all antiquarian research.

Neither popular tradition nor antiquarian research could explain what the name meant, or could tell when the name had been given.

No crumbling wreck, no mossy ruin, points the antiquarian research to the place of their sojourn, or to their last resting-places!

As a ruin it attracted the attention of early writers, and it has been the subject of antiquarian research in recent times.

He was a good linguist and a sound classical scholar, besides having, as he had told Odo, a pronounced taste for antiquarian research.

My aim, throughout the work, has been to give correct pictures of Oriental life and scenery, leaving antiquarian research and speculation to abler hands.

But, in the first paragraph of his answer, Milton adroitly puts the controversy upon a footing by which antiquarian research is put out of court.

There were but few inscriptions, and these I could not read; but the whole of this region would, no doubt, richly repay an antiquarian research.

They contained the fruits of Doctor Glyphic's antiquarian researches.

Among these antiquarian researches, the writer has included a brief view of the first theatrical attempts in Spain.

'Such a rapid decision proves that much antiquarian research is not necessary,' said Sidonia.

For my promise to assist your antiquarian researches, be assured I will one day keep it to the utmost extent.